Willy never shows up onstage, but he plays a significant role in the Youngers' story. And by "significant," we mean, "very, very negative." After convincing Walter that investing in the liquor store is a great idea, Willy takes Walter's money and runs. It is because of the thieving Willy Harris that Walter's dream is deferred. Hope this will help you a lot.☺
Answer:
i dont think anybody would do that for 5 points
Explanation:
The correct answers are:
B. He is a balding, middle-aged man who has many regrets.
D. He leads an uneventful life because he is afraid to take risks.
J. Alfred Prufock is a sad little man who is stuck in a rut - each day, he does the same things, and is never adventurous. He does want to change that - he wants to ask a woman to marry him, however decides against it because he is afraid of her rejecting him.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
An inference is a logical guess you make based on context clues.
A - accordingly
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